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Department store chain Lane Crawford is taking a decidedly contemporary approach to mark the Chinese New Year, inviting its customers to adopt “New Traditions.”

Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva provides a platform for watchmakers to showcase their latest innovations and designs, but a number of participating exhibitors looked at this year’s show as an opportunity to reinforce heritage.

Italian fashion label Trussardi is immersing consumers in the ambiance surrounding its fall/winter 2016 menswear presentation through a dedicated Tumblr account.

LVMH-owned watchmaker Tag Heuer is continuing focus on its connected timepiece through a partnership with German football league Bundesliga.

In a reflection of augmented reality's growing role in beauty, LVMH's Sephora is bringing the technology to a wide audience via a new application feature that enables users to virtually try on different lip shades.

The Ritz-Carlton and Four Seasons are the most preferred hotel brands among earners in the 95th and 99th percentiles of United States households, according to a new report from Resonance.

British automaker Aston Martin is giving consumers one last chance to feel like James Bond.

Independent hotel network Small Luxury Hotels of the World is capitalizing on the sector’s mobile boom with a new application.

As luxury loosens the reigns on design, customization has become an intrinsic aspect of many brands' positioning.

Luxury Daily's live news from Jan. 22 - LVMH preserves, transmits luxury craftsmanship in new ESSEC chair; Jaguar Land Rover’s annual output increases by 70pc since 2009; Worth New York sees stylistic shift in private shopping model; Yoox gets “dolled up” for Condé Nast children’s charity.

Today in luxury marketing - Alfonso Dolce acquitted of tax charges; Bank of China surrenders records in Gucci case after fines; WWII concentration camp to be turned into a luxury resort in Montenegro; Retail CEOs still optimistic about consumer spending.

Retailers made great strides, baby steps and big gaffs in the march toward SMS marketing excellence this past holiday season. Here is a recap of ideas to emulate or avoid.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover has announced that it produced 1.5 million vehicles in 2015, making it the largest automotive manufacturer in the United Kingdom.

Women’s fashion brand Worth New York is taking its personal shopping model to new heights through the introduction of a digital magazine and campaign video.

Online retailer Yoox is nurturing a charity initiative for children through the sale of limited-edition dolls styled by 15 international children’s wear brands.

France’s Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is furthering its “exceptional savoir-faire” support with a new luxury industry chair at the ESSEC business school.

NEW YORK – In a challenging environment caused by economic and geopolitical unrest, luxury brand marketers can quell the worries of affluent consumers by effectively leveraging brand history, according to an executive from Swiss watchmaker Breguet.

NEW YORK – The key to reaching luxury consumers is understanding the nuances of the market, according to a senior executive from Modern Luxury who spoke at Luxury FirstLook: Strategy 2016.

NEW YORK – After a disappointing holiday season to end 2015, what will this year bring for the luxury industry?

NEW YORK – Customization is poised to expand to more categories as consumers desire something that is uniquely their own, according the director of strategy at Fluid, Inc.

NEW YORK – For those in the print media space, the rise of digital platforms has become a driver in total growth, according to the editor in chief of Travel + Leisure at Luxury FirstLook: Strategy 2016.